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STATES VI 1 .1 ii N. C. S ATU A CG UST, 14. ISSO
BT-1IMT. -
Be quial, iwaHaaa baart I Tbe lot ugh bea
la Imm of Lia;aria loafkiM est the bdl
The hoaaa-bownd aweJov, twUtertw m be
00.
take bit
4.
The ahadow an aad U lha wood
TV air a latent itiiim aw la f wa ;
An odor fate Of yet BAbloaaweaed boJe
Ho haa, oear ieart, la IW. I
Far dtotaot fat lha waft earaleaa aewp.
Whet ttM tWTteOw bwweaja the Mtkff world.
Oreet ohios .mf . uxa brooding bird
aeleao.
Li wtth whiU eeUa loose furled
Ia (MM the day la awded. and the night
ftlktkM doth a vau wpoo Ute see
Aloof boaooi imim with awtft-wuif ad flight
The gxyjatat atlas I.
O eaiiows heart, kew Xatnra apa.ka I Her
power -
How liwirily aba mm. How iatenoa
Tha leftnate oaeoa of bar aaoat fruitful boar I
BMNlihirmiiMMl
la mw see
ThaMkteth she lor he
Uwatoi wit i' r
IVtvdk tiwatop wi'm annua v.
. wrathi
To bring fort fragraeoa bi tbo iwwr rain :
Aa4 uae f or eoow ahe bath.
no damr. for all thy eager aool desire.
Hbo keepe a-weei tune aod aeaeooA
BtOOd
I bid for thee all peeeloua'a aubuka lm,
To round thy womanhood.
Caeee, than ! and In tbU dairy twilight, move
Aa oae who aata aotwhitbar, earaa not why;
Thia fift for all bold still tba otarnal love
aod endless by and by.
In bar
betf lLX 1 abouM
"Ad why jffj
"Otorgyr Oiuld b b!irr bU ow
ant Wa UOa rixeaimh, erjwwTi 1
malalU Jail ETerw be bd wor-
bippcd la drrama a. hi- ftre wife? He
would rath di tban becone Iba b.uhand
of ao hideoalj ogmab a creature.
"I b no re""0 K1" or leTln
aprubtly,' b 11. la harp. &Ai Woe.
Julia matte wroe oW mnod between a
giggto and a chuckle, and a be waa boat
to retire, be aU:
Ob you doot like fun, df IUe a
Mnl WMlf
IteaTena:,, exclaimed tbe bewildered
UDioha, Humbling backward in antooiah-
Bot "you can't pably raema that you
.u- f " the reolr. Jli"
Ereraoa biting the end of a ery nice-luok
ine Flcaro aa ab apoke.
Mr. L'Dlohn walked delibtfraU;ly far-
ward, and took bla portmanteau, and.
barlr; bowed war about qulubi tb pn
m wVb cTi exclabuod:
q hop baen't offended you. ra u
l. tj.i.ifniu mul whin he bear you're
UClllEIUIIUtl "
-1- tKi. .t.u He'll be aure u) uiaurc
UUC aaa tut- -
me, too. I wiah you'd leave him a lttt e note.
wnlalnin that you jro of ol your own
-
fm will mm t were.
livw ------
tit vw. itt willine. JiiM r.vcwii
beaaid. "to leave a note for your iainer.
What U it you dettire me t writer lanmg
.rwl rwncil from one Ol um
A Pretly Game.
tv (Maty rwn
On the porch of Mr. Ereraon'a fine real
dence In M , on a beautiful erening about
.niHt atood Julia Evenon. a beautiful
younz lady, with deep blue, luatroua eyea.
nH Francia RowleT. a tall handsome
young man, hli face glowing with health
and hU deportmen. that of a perfect gentleman.
'Your father," said Francis, addressing
Julia. "U as determined aa ever, I suppose,
about this affair of of the marriage?" His
look was averted from her while he pro
nounced the words.
"Determined!" Julia Everson exclaimed;
"Why papa la so bent upon my becoming
Mrs. Upjohn, that he would die of rage,
I think, were my resolution known
to him "
"And that resolution is, Julia
"To give Mr. Upjohn plainly to under
atand that the tlmea we live In are not
those which tolerate the affiancing of two
children in their cradles, merely because
their parent happen to be friends. Be-
sidesthls George Upjohn has the manners
of a regular clod, and has passed his whole
life in soma obscure place out West. Do
you believe in proverbs, Francis?"
"Why do you ask?"
"Because I do." Julia Evereon's face
inAfe nf Trv firm determination as
TV Vtw aw w- j
ahe spoke."
To what wurticular proverb do you
have reference lust now?" Francis asked.
"To the one which says, 'Where there's
a will there's away. I think that you
and t may test its truth, If we are so in
cllned. Of course, I wont elope with you,
Francis. I dont consider elopements res
pectable, I shall never marry you If I
wmiaiIi it there!" She loobed serious
enough to keep her resolution.
"You mean then Julia
a caru-case
www Ir t a
'Only that you don't think we suit each
other well enough to get married. Please
.i .nvi.;ncr attout amokinir. becaune
UUU mJ '
r' inn'ttnnw I moke. and
I'nlohn delaved no loDger, but wrote the
foUowing on a card, and handed it to Mish
Everaon as a message to her father
"Sik I desire to have the agreement
broken concerning my future marriage
with your daughter. I have held an inter
view "with her, and I confess to being
wholly unwilling that such a lady shall be
come my wife.
"Gbuugk Lpjoiix.'
"That's precisely it:" boisterously ex
nlirfmid Mian Everson. seizing the cigar.
Old fellow you've got a handsome streak
. . v .
in you, if we dout like eacn other. i p
John rushed from the apartment, and short
ly afterward t.ie hall dor closed upon
his retreating figure.
"Francis, you have certainly oeen
making the most utterly revolting creature
of yourself that it is possible to conceive of.
I have been listening in the dining room
yondor to every word you said." And the
real Julia Eversbn surveyed her disguised
lover with laughing eyes.
There U mv chief trophy." exel aimed
Rowley, waving above his head the card
which contained Upjohn's message to her
father.
Upjohn put in no further appearance.
Mr Kverson was deeply indignant on read
ing his card, and ultimately consented to
Julia's marriage with Francis Rowley the
wmmaoi Wc)i U W --
disenchantment and the venncauon 01
t.,i;'- farvritp maiim "Where there's
O una o tv.-w .
a will, there's a way."
Yea air.' said barlr Torn Barber, of
Towaootown, to a reporter, be turaad P
cue of bis heavy, hub-aaHed boota, aod
kDuckedtbc aabre Rom aw P'P. i ve
been cooaidered for eotM time VjuI the
beat man la this 'ere rvgkm. aad, ter
further, I kin Ik tb bdlbts dean
off"er any man that bnies turn oeca-itmu.
era "round ibis part of ue owwj. i to
dooe It m my time and kin do U again. I
lammed big tiara bboeca, of uie iiaruoru
road, till be waaat no more a nan a man.
aod as for tbat Teller oia at u-jtkiu-
that evrybtjdy said oould fix me up, wby, I
met him one day waeo own w -"
purty full, and I otjoped bun like abarl. 1
tuat tell you I ain't no aioucn a i n-
. . t . . , - - . - rJ
ence and 11 you oouut uo ""'"f" -J7
arm, why Just '
Thanka, thanks, " said the reporter hur
riedly ; "donH riae on my account. The
fact U, I am not a pugilistic aracter, ea,
yes that is, you were lajrlog " .
"Why, I was a aaying, resumed the
jriant, slapping bis cheat, "that the boys out
here all bavegrudgea agialnat me for knock
down at various thnea, an' they put up the
pcaneat Job on me 'boot the ttxne that X4!er
Uuler waa1 tralmn' for a walk with the
Scotchman, Ross. You see, I didn't know
Miller from a side of sole-leather hadnt
never seen him and one day 1 walked Into
Jake 8imms' place down thar near the car
track, and there wui a gang of the boys in
the saloon, a drinkin' an' foolin' aroun' an
a right atouflookin' chap I hadu' never see
before was a-showin Johnny Maree some
aort o foolish little kinks with the gloves,
aa' Johnny was a-pluggln' away at him,but
couldn't tech him. 1 thought it wuz one o
Quae darned city chaps come out here
thinkin' he wuz some shakes with his props
and. bein' a little pert that way my-el', I
asj im Imnatteni-iuie anu miuicu
- Few pifie have asy pi A l5ir b m1
of eyra that ar aeuaJy ruimJ by lh J"r
arila of amall wiva. -In the" yvar tlT.
Is ewtimaud that la the t'niUd Pimif
two bttadrrd aad y eves wvtw
put out, aod arvra buadrl and nii
snore or 1m lajumL No accural
of the utibhw of divrictjr prtel by th
same canac has brrn d. but Um f
thai about two-tbtrds of a tlr diwd
men in the State of Uha "alt' oo-ryed
gives us axue WW of the extra to which
the paraaol la th haed of a wife tjc
tkmabiy amall ruiaa the pratw of famuw.
hat lathe prosier remedy for this guet
eviir This b a question for evrry man who
cottlemplatrs taking a small wife. It will
not do tA Inerraae the Ircjrth of the para-aot-haad
Invrrady aa the beigbl of th-
wiie. There is a certain atandard f length
for the paraaot-bandle beyond which it raa
not be Increased, for the rtasoa that wh-n
the bandile U too long tle paraaoi due n4
cast a shadow which can be kept in p"-
tkia overs bonnet with any certainity.
Equally Impracticable would be any device
for increasaitig the height of wives, ao as f
fnr.Iin' awav like dunehill ohickens kickin'
up the dirt, and I sort o' leant over to Sara
Johnson and whispered as how I would like
to give that city chap a niue mrn. om
erinned a few, an' turned an hollered to
the biys an" me oig ieuer tint tB
wanted to put 'em on with the stranger.
i i.ev all burst out laffin', but I thought it
wuz at the idee ol Bee in" me Bei mm uuwu
on l lie uoor wnu my iu umjc.ncu...
I a, im. "triDned off mv coat, let down my
galluses, an' got the buckskins on. The
othrr feller was interductd as Mr. Thomp-
an' then Dulled off his coat. 1 seed he
.... . i
hadn't on nothin' but a son o unuersiuri,
an' an that he wuz right sharp built about
th anna an' chest, but 1 didn't think for a
innih who 'twas, though now 1 wonder
how I could a-made such a dog-goned fool
nf mvself. aeein' as how 1 had ueereu ooui
the walkin' match, and sum of the boys had
been savin' that Miller was goin' to walk
rnt tr town everv evenine. Well, any how,
we came to time, the stranger sorter smilin'
an' a-slmdn' his arms around 'thout any
.o-,i nnrtfr rrazv like an' I let out at
1411 va rrm 1 J
him with some rip snorters ; but somehow
thr HirWt nnite reach him. coz he was
kU-J -J
b;n.ii.r ahv and dodired his head awav. He
didn' hit back, and i thought i wuz a- tak
ing his gall from the fust; so 1 went at
him like a good 'un, and was givin him the
Kot .n t ho alum. . I couldn't hit him, coz
hp kf-nt keenin' awav. but he was smilin ,
so I kinder got mad. Once or twice he let
out, sorter timid like, with his left, and
tnurhed me on the nose, and that made me
worse ; so I fixed to gin him a right-hander
.nd was com'm' at him with my whole
but my nose brought up agamsi m
and the next thing I was settin' on the
sanded floor with a biooay nose, uu a.x
the fellers wuz just a-kilun' Jhemselves
another an' lamn , i ov
stran-
hJMaiarvw 4 nam wd 4vwM.
iathtaiSUtt::tW aotWe ja
CP'sp of t-txtLf c-iH. la U wklriy bfd
"sm f.4 ia pi, hvaahAa, tw4
tbxtr U at tbo tjaim-rrt atwaw ao U a gi
feet cnvalar.. Irrtaiw b W naa
the UUJ?t t-tur U-at U piacwa bailee ;
our wjtm acata aauw atl4U&iri m , -
Af b 14 J Uawv iw
yvrf a (at rmm m laba n
IW. la C alif aa faw J
reaai-maxl Nt waa tanas tl
J waurw af tho ! Um aa
niauaaw. a V-jrm 4 la
tba rmtriwrj j aaiaa4 ( aavaka.
ai rwt j aa . T a ra l a Wk-o
awwaw aa LBaW aa r i tm ate twi
TVav wa aay V W)
txa aa frwaa-. fawana atJ mw W iWi
aaraeat ;
lim
taav th U0.1 to UaV iaVakt Wa
I arte! Maiaav It
Uaat. .'
The ust'TVr at the va aai
tfeirch prrtsta a nrarvu a. a jrr art. TVi na
wal bwv trrnaiaatea la a rain, rP- i k a tmn. wnl the Jwry bad eaawtv
mrmttu iij a wwajca jiaruuuw - al 4" aaaaaaaal tb nartarw
uewat,ll w tauer. , .. Tlua fart was
tmv a Corta (aaaaaaro wfcjra ,4 mtrtTt wwWrw
u . otw nera by tne ciaar. p UofMWC , nmrm Ua
aUh haakga6ce d,-awrL ;i,fft !rx a4 na. of law a-ua
.0 ran be tore -Imrramfe than th jrrwat ; maMMlm TW ha
i5y pt of rr,ald.Cl ilb bfVX . l)Mt ewjlkia Ba4,
t-re thrre a.- few gra Ueea. where the ! ,
Craa. jtvwb hard, dry m! acanty. aa 1 f.r, TW trtal wa. a-ij U
uf juu in a eenHerT. ani w were am rjw
Wt aw -a. va
aa ilwh w m,i .-
.Mrfiaait W
a. . i'iww iwm . an . a.
t . a a s w -a . lay i 1 a
a a a' a aw
at a aaa ay W aa a aia
4
an na. a nl ,
i
aaw4 ia ' awavaa
i
haw al waaaa
aa 4 awat W,4a
ai a aa tame
1 haw 1
serka in a.a ams the undulatiooa of tb . vrfT ,,Vutu. w u,. uW ..W.
tor 01 in. van-tuia, Ml.-. a. u. Mr.
Th-aa? great tial barv now maaki by 1 . . v
W URaw Biair. i l a.,
ami . 1 1 1
greatLgia baya, now umXm bf
COfcaaoa uaaunary, and thow tuajreoc
troadr, wta we flue arrhitectural cur raw r-
Ja unfifualaBd. trodtace a drear r effort.
IVkl amUfwal th
lie aWwed ruwrta
eoue!" she merely says, "lluw can vou Im'
ao stupid!" and calmly lays all the blame
on him. If requested to keep her jmithso!
out of her husbands eyes, she either flatly
refuses and tells him to mind his own
affairs as if he had no right to feel any
interest in his eyes- or she bursts into
tears, and says if he cannot:'walk. with her
without Insulting her he had better stay at
home The parasol is rirobably dearer to
a woman than any other earthly, thing, and
she will carry it in what she considers
the proper way, though all the uutle sex
should be blinded thereby.
The only apparent defense against the
parasol is to cover the ends of its ribs with
large India-rubber fenders. On each end
should be placed a sphere of solid rubber
of at least an inch in diameter. By -no
possibility could the human eye lie injured,
by contact with so large and soft a sub
stance, and the husband of a small wife,
whose parasol should lie thus rendered in
nocuous, could walk with her in a crowded
street in safety, It is evident however,
that nothing except stringent legislation
will induce the women of our country to
consent to have their parasols decorated
with rubber spheres. If merely reques
ted to do so by their husband, they will un
hesitatingly refuse, and in most instances,
will assert that the request is deliberately
intended to make them ridiculous. ,T.he
make and enforce laws for the
of the eves of male citizens.
bring Unrtr paraaoU above the level of UM j waora njiaucholy U tbe Iranar,.
bufband'sr eyea. Already tbe booifK" T!rntraijrfoniliaa apasaaja.
are made as high as pjaaible, and if any
attempt U made to increaae ttetr heixhl,
women would he totally unable to walk,
Of ooume the wiae men who are still un
married, and who know the dingers that
accompany the parasol of the small wife,
can reaolve to marry no woman :. whoa,
paraaol will not at leaat reach nix inchea
above the level of hiseyes, but the man
who is already married to a email wife
cannot better his situation by making g'xl
resolutions as to the selection of his kidikI
wife.
It msy be said that the small wir-
should be required to hold her parasol in
such a way as not to endanger Iter hus
band's eyes. Of course,' this is physitdly.
possible, but he knows little of the nature
of women who fancies that any wife will
submit to dictation as to how ahe shall
carry her parasol vVhen her hu4jod re
marks, "There my dear: my other eye is
a-nudgin one
That wa. ton ftfncn.
rf - iw.....ii Crawford street, there, sorter stunted-like, when the
uc i-""- - . . . . , , ' 1 ... . 1 in o-it un man.
. . . am t-t 1 -. -1 in n b 1 intnn' nr in iiiinl. naTD, vi w" 1
I lAf mlt "WHO Was Hi way 9 ircuiuu x" 1 tui t lauiu " 1 . . . , i . r
Srwasmecays slnc4 ordered va- ain't dyet p utll
cate, and then he put ms "-uuu a - " "11! vou
work to invent excuses 10 remam m rroiessor u
house He first had his wife fall sick, and could a-knocked me down with a leather.
Srebygot aweek. Then he was taken Just to think-.l had been, slagging away at
with the chills and ot in four days more. 0ld Miller, thinking he was some softy, and
bv coming the Then he trot two 'days in which to get had been wonderm wny j. ouutu" "
mightily eloquent over your father!
da asked.
"And get pooh-poohed for our pains,"
.k. annllAd with a sllrht laush. "No I
aav a vwvw c
mean somethinr else. Papa is still asleep,
and likely to remain so for an hour. Let
us take a stroll through, the garden, and 1
will disburden myself of a weighty
secret.'"
- "la Mr. Everaon at hornet
Onnnrfi Unlohn was the enquirer, and
0- rt -be
was shown into a small sitting-room on
- the ground floor of the house. Presently
iha door onened. and Julia Everson en
tered the room.
"Mr. John Everaon," said she. has been
Fran- another house, and when an oiscer went
there for the key he found the man dying.
. . ... j onrba Wpl I We
asiaiame ,,-,- ,n Rnilt. all
the best of friends alter that, ana a tuc a aouoie ,",,": .u 'J. Vnnr
: .1 1. it- -.i.h horn puitv Rveuiu . 1 nrprrv rii hirjlicdoit
At ipt his wife said sucn was me caoc, aor usea ter wam - - r .
and acted like one greatly distressed in
mind. . - .
"This is very sudden," remarked tne
nonplussed officer.
"Very sudden, sir. He had just said to
me that we would begin moving alter din
ner, when he dropped on the floor and he
has been lying In a stupor ever since. The
doctor says he may never rally again."
"CanlseehlmT"
"Oh, yes, but please don't speak above
a whisper.
Rh led the wav to the Dearoom. mere
wuz
a&.i ta now a rtcetVaciO for m
VWiha. bmdieaa atatuc and broken grave
ai1. A great oawpany of beroee have
he-o laid U vewt' In this noble aanctnary.
The ancknl avlgoeura of Bergen bad tbrtr
ptat-r of H'ult'ire within its precincts; and,
af ur tlieui the governor of the city. Mor
gan, who rrpuiaed the duka of I'anua, Louis
of Ketbel, who ippoard Hpinota, were In
terred heri Tt- gratitude 0 the inhab
itant, had decreed pompous InarripUooa.
as'-' relu fa and statues to three valiants
hr.f; tbf reeled under the ahadow of
great port cf marble; but 'J cannon of
1747 disturbed thebr eternal slumber, and
mingled tla-ir aabea by breaking Into their
bomb. (Jf all these superb monuinenu
there remain only a few fragments, and w
uittV think ourselves fortunate to be able to
make out from whence they came.
Ttw Cat Him aad flor Nawi.
We knew of ao msny leal-bird's nets
nearer home, and had such good facilities
for examining them in a thicket of syringa,
rose and wax-berry bushes on our pre
mises that we did not think of such a thing
as locking 'or them in our summer explora
tions, but we were glad indeed to linger
over one which we came acrwe that
afternoon in the mt retired part of the
little wilder nesa t ha, we afterwards almost
came to look up. n as our own property,
since nobody ever seemed to go there ex
cept ourselves. And this reminds me anew
of the deep satisfaction we had all through
those long June days in wandering or wait
ing in its leafy recefces, where flocks of
sunlight brightened the green half -twilight
and dappled' the soft floor, variegated with
fallen leaves aad hundreds of shy plants
and tender wild flowers, where our only
companions were the many brooding
birls and their mates.
This cat-bird had done a marvelously
ingenious but most risky thing, in locating
her neat between two small hemlocks. Just
where the tip of the outermost branch of
one lapped a bit on the corresponding tip
of the other, so that if the wind had hap
pened to sway them ever so slightly the
result to the nest would have been the same
as if it had been left loose in space, its
foundations on nothing more tangible
lou.3' ,"e J.Uiq air:-ndjt would have followed the
protection j UlCTf ailing apple made famous by Sir Isaac
That a wo- 1 Kewlon. Rut our wise little friend haxl
man should be allowed to carry a weapon I cait.v,iated upon such a catastrophe, ana
that constantly menaces her husband with acteu accordingly, using some kind of fore-
: mr.mih tn iir civilization.". I .i;.i, no aimiild call reasoning If a
Olinuue r icji-m mnui.nuivu
(AVaTabh vtedart.
teaUlettan, aaxt bo la ciiaaat- h
rwuet."e haw aw iSaa ii
bed
male tho
rnuMc 1
rarw TOST awKUci, aUaaTfat bf th
We have BwtLbM appruarhaai yw aocretly
nJ wufbl U contra you. Wo have re bed
auh-ly upta the Uw and the evvJraoe U
maiolala our rhrbt to this projrrty. Bat
our otpooenU bo not thus m ut. They
are .-nut aal laAed to alkiw you to
the evtdencw. Tbry bavo eadeevurtml 10
currupt your nunJs and pet vert yuur Jtfcif
menL WllhupUflod bands you declared
by the ever living od that you wuukl ra
lorn a vcrhct acoirxhng to Uw. Will you
perittre yuur auula? I know that yi
fmsotlng to a Juror) bava been apjm
lid you atMira the wretch that
iirutiuaaL or did Vou b4d
with him? 1 know that you (pointing V-
atxaher Jana") talked over this feae laat
night, tor I overheard the cuevrraatkin,
the promhtea, and your pledge. Canvas
houatw are aa one bere. Wool uttered la
one are voices in all. You dal n.4
dream that you were beard, but I was
there, and I know the detail, uf the fiul
bargain. n
At thie an ominous click, click, dick"
was heard. A score of port o la were beard.
There la no terror in yoir platols. gen
tlemen," continued Mr. Field, in an thril
ling tone. "You cannot win your by
abooting me. Tou can win It pniy by show
ing title to the property. Yon can never win
it by bribery or threats of violence. 1 ojwn
lv chaw attempted bribery. If It la un
true, let the Jurors apeak from their or
Attempted bribery I say whether aucc
ful or not will depend upon what may oc
cur hereafter. J'lrora, you have Invoked
the vengeance of Heavau upon your aoula if
vou fad to render a verdict atxwrdtng to
the evidence. If you are willing to sell
Tour a nils, decide againrt ua The aildreaa
was effectual. After an abarnre of a few
minutea the jury relumed a verdict ia favur
of Mr. Field a client, borne adniitlfl that
I hey had been corruptly approach I, but
added Uiat they were not so baae aa to be
influenced in that way. Within two weeka
the owners took from the placer over $., -000
in gold dust.
it a
A Lju7 Maa'a Vlowa
lt u. nli thia lvinr in bd. We
maintain that. In the mere fact of lying in
twvt ther la wimelhinr bw.'thv and re-
life are otied kna eased, the pn.;ei ami
legtlmate purpose of stopping in ri ia vo
err tf wllsr.. There la no tonic or medicine
in the world like Bleep. The more al p
.t - i.r.u iti the better doea the lraio
.aA All irreat brain-woraers nave
8u- Walter Soott
never do with less man wn
msy want eight houns aa Oe.ge III. sad
but. the philosopher wanU nine. The
men who have been the greatest generals
are the men who could sleep at will. Thus
it was with both Wellington and Nspoleon.
The greatest speakers In the House of Com
mona have been men who can go to Bleep
as much as they like. This explained the
juvenility of the aged Palmeraton. There
Is a man who has been Atty. General, whom
I hare aeen burr his face In his hands over
his desk and sleep roundly untu ms
1 Aoan alw aSl M rama on. "SHeeD. says
We forbid men to carry pistols and knives,
.nH should eauallv forbid women tocar-
. Hamrorniis and sometimes duadly
J H1V vaaaaa'w-"
parasol now in constant use.
An Ancient Intch Villas
wnoiHinorpn is a eurious villace. Its
and houses closely resemble a big lot
of Nuremberg toys just unpacked. Imagine
V 1, Vk nnflt m
l.f.l VTfalXa. VU aawa w " ' J ' j . -a ... . I T 11(11111' II LllVv - U-Oi -
rtnor afterward, but never all built exactly in the same way, witn me . wor, rnwinir from the out
j - 1 - ,, 1 Kmnu'i' -c
on. Tbant you 1 same materials, piaceu m . , luxuriantly as H notking nau nap
human being had done it. It chanced that
a thin shoot of alder, toueh ana sinewy
a whip-lash had grown up near by. 1 ma
the bird had seized upon as the needful
thing to make the place avauaDie. iuc
over-lapping hemlock twigs were made to
;rve as the bottom and the walls ol the
nest, on which were laid up some nDres 01
dry roots and a few dead birch leaves; then
the alder had been bent down and bound
like a wi'he around the hemlocks straining
them together, then passed arounu uu
v men two fciCT"
why. we
. a a
SK? I1. L Z r.B : waTer 'or sugar 7trically intersected by straw colored "
n it " woodwork. Before these two lnes l faave a wd Ume Qf it
inn. I. , t rr. ,,,-0 rf littlA nlrl trpps. I St
nouses uiaut ru u ' ...n;n, tha c Hr mtn n are uiu umiux
with thick trunks and sparse foliage, all P" . wa8 beautiful-
A Bifc Item. dinned, shaped and pointed; all ot the
same size and forming a kind of screen, no
me
ln-en
CMlld
as? 'V lt a e aa a 4 a a"aj fw tmumtm.i ra
t via eoJ .. mmi at aw a. a V4 fwa W.
UM ca4 Jrwavta U- U . aa4 ia w a at ..a m 4
waVtaal rwi C avS - W taa waaAa ta4 Sum
law !raia Haw urut va -a 1U at. Fa .' Va H
m a. ai 1 W Oa 1 " 1 W S -a- a TW a awraawa m a aa
rwi waaw M w tfx to a n , a ev7 trm.-m - aaaatj
rat W Urn m im Waa. a4 r'ata IW . -m m.M. V a fca aa. kaael
dww4 rwt waw W rlaa. m ai it ' ?, . .-a a I - aar j t
IS ral whaw ajaaAa f V .'... ' Iw -a W
ataaa -kiakia IW rat wW Wr a a-a Oaaaa m'I (aVaaa
a hard laaa , aal aW lat o m- a .! a (aaa he aa aaa oal laa
ada aw ..are ral aA TVat .. kaa. aata 4Va4 a,fa awaa
ar (aial al at aa aV 1 aatvar U - k a. tmm aaaa aaaaana aa
ral f -wa aw flaaj U ia aar.a thai aia w e a lat J I ' aw fk at aa t -l
at ttt Uaf. .11. fa h a Uat tm .4 aa 4. at tt taty faa a a-, W f af faaf
Sfv-aadwd wlwa a Ka Laauaaf tw Ummmi a. I ajt aa M aaat. Iha Bel
tarn. BJaJ ha (UU W(aN wW W taaj Uaiaw la aaH Im at, A
hua U t aad an ka wah aaaf law wt a-aaW eaarttaaaaj Saaa aaa
a. 1 ach avary rwi wojaM ka 1.4a aai. aa we awaaa aaw aaaa a4
laa cat al ktiawaa anWtX wat na Vaat away eteaa T w.la -4
raw aria awa V a aa I aaaa, TV Waaaaa. I aaaaaa 0
aWV 04 Ua IUUV. ISJt ; ,au fU at a-a
a4 a tWa.1 4 la a. a
i1 laai il n. hut U ka
r(aMuae4 aaa tba rat ww.J tw a r
liwal tf br diJ a alaUa aa t U la
a tat whh wares ia aa a r.U wt
A llailaa aa aar aa-1 heU la tkw kl
of a cat than tar la. I of a Ua , awarM
u.aa r t.4. a cat r-iai W4 taa I
brhrVfW It U lata W dn the ral at
whra the rtxar U ral a bias tal.'tt
thai a fil al irflr! V a a toMt, tUal
cat la U- auaat U a 1 a U, turn! i f.m
ram4 keep a a at lUa cat w Ura it tw
taated CTtam 1 brr Hjmii IU.i.4 11. aJ
play fur caia umw taara ( tL iw , la
Arab HJI that whett the ata aad u. a a
tan ful terUa ll.a prvVlavma at3r , lt,
Turk leila ur that Irv rata can Ui-I It i
uwa aaiual una U &. Auahrr Tuila
aavln la, it la (aal day l.dar, aa the l
Bald whea It otuld tt4 ft at lha hrrv 1V
KngUahniaa Uimini thai aai wt,l barr
aa niaay lltea aa a tax -thai a tat, ia fat.
baa nine llvra, H h lx.Jd. thai caia w,..
kill a cat, aitC that May kittcua at.n4i. t
drowue.1. lie a ai acvly a)e In Uuako(
that tba n jou airxAe a cat a la k lb
higher ahe rai a br lalJ'-iu 4he wvd.
that flallery (rcvla Vanity. IW let I La cat
out Of Ue bag , lul at do olhrra ai4 tU t
all arrve that it la In the nature r a ral
aiwaya to fail cm IU fn-t. full be !:(
lumlug cat lu I-au, aud of laming a I. au-l
doga, tie arra f-lk daiM' like a cat m
bncka I he hpantard aata, I laa the cat
kiUciK-dt wIk-u be a pta nil 4
llghta, Biul he aak. N h liaa t lake thr
cat tMit of the water! wh-ii ne4hiii' un
ph-aaant haa to l d-Ne. I hat auy-Hr
waUhtw aa ai at a iia,ia French a mu U
as Kiitfl ah. ne Frem h ala. By, b!k- is m
dainty aa a cat , it ia iM-(hliif U whip a rat
for ; their aiiiitera hare a ral iu tltrirhroai
when the thr.atl la i-4 t ltf . and tl.
phraae "tat tnuaic " i" uiiktfian. If
one haa a a raU hl far, he has rm plat
lug with the catt ; and an lin aatUlity is
a litouar'a M-rt lu a c al "r. I hat ir. ie
ahould aoiiM'tiiiH-a gi like a cat r t4
o:a ia iiitiiligtble enough
Taa Trmaaara.
Ii a lWl a 4aa4 S. waa aa
aai ca a a. f, rraSa4 aaa
Wlw i-a. if waw a the laa. k
th a .atf a-r larf a 4
i 14 -y aa I aaa eaaj -4aa
!al iwi t-aa -.a4 laa aaa at
f ft al ! I laaal a4aa
lu t a ... tal a . a. -r al a44
a .t . l.- a aal I
a. taatM a I . aai a av
1 .j ) a I ' a t iw f raa Uaaa at a
linrt la tb.tr a aal ia Waa w. m aAa hm
wi.i alt 4 ai aal (taaaaa ft aa? a kp.
Uaa a a. 3 W aaat.a TVat Wt4 w
tu'hnl lulu IW i Waat a WKWa
k ''!.'. a. !-. r.aaa. .a ..4V4 a4
(lit a l4l 1 1 t lrOf aa 4 aa f r4
t itu. f - la aa.. oa A kaa f
taro.a IW avisw iaiV4 a tmmy a t -m
bu t fci4 k tWl, I -at aaata
it J.' t U a'f !- a fT4 t I .
h. fa Ur ! la f aa4 jaW(
I 1. ...a .( ta-r a :.ta
Ma.a . aa
I:.' t thtti fak
.a-t
1 im aaa.h f a!
War Uw IU
ij.ij Ilia tit 1. 1
.a Irai u) ft
tt.ua 14 .a i.t i
t aa . t r. I.
- t
t m f wa a - a W f
r ; a. " I 0 aa .
Utt tW Ua a V. at
. . tl.r K'. au Wr .4 llaa
,'taitrr I" It.aWa;- Mat
U. t.ax aha! .Wajaa'
w a
1 ake.
. , j ,:tK . ..inp ronntenance thicker or higher at one end than at
a van muj "".7 Tr:. L,t, ,r in the middle than at the two ex-
came into the unronicie omcer aw , u - - atreet-dusted.
Ira FuTVtrT Sarial 11 I I. ITT 1 1 1 1 LllvO a- - '
- a a a
csne ieu me wujf io mo ut;utwii. 4UUieu iwhum " f flj Bnnt unon them, nor so
lay the unconscious man, but somehow he dont mink the Comstockers have thought could not find a spot j f th(J
rtidn't look as a sick man should, and his much about female suffrage, replied the muca
, j;j . mn r K,aktr The ,obi rnn't sav female." trees nave a uruucU
DlCiiiLl ilAtl b OtlVllJ DLUVti va uw-t 1 repuitCI. iii.un.ijt
... . , -I J 1 t 1 - . , I - !Ht-V.. nntl" nnt I Mt 8 OUl Ul 1U l)iVui. r'r
unwen ior several aaya, air, anu no officer felt of his pulse ana maae up ms tne tall laay snarpiy. j -- dre8sed af ler lhe
lately fallen asleep; his daughter, miss nd that it was a game to oeai me couru asked the reporter, m ' cd
Julia, doe.' not consider it advisable to He therefore beg: , - the
1 vi tj., win . hanger t 1 comrratmaie you. iu men uu. m Bnuuasuuuiui "v- r .. . , .1 mr nd he mmma "rj.
iwuc nuu. oti trrj I . ..- . - H- ia tl mittut in rrpt. humilatlOn gin uae cue " e- . fntvlpss brOOil.
. . ir... i.c rrrn.tmnt iior riki vou naveiw
Bt tiAi " ,
nest of shining green with t xo paier o.
leaves fluttering in it.
Bhehad the usual number of glossy,
solid-looking eggs; and ten days later there
were five awkward, yellow-tnroateo, gain
ing cat-lings. We afterwards saw several
nests as we ioiiowea me nrc-, a.t "
strips of grape-vine bark, dry roots and
oriik fftuu. and most of them in dan-
DWH" v O . . . a
gerous places, either on the alders which
. 1 . itm vminff
hung over me water, e
1 . xhonop of neinir arownea. or bo
wishes it."
"Of course of course by all means
tertainly," stammered Upjohn, to whom
the immediate prospect of beholding his
tttnn waa thoroughly overwhelming. "Be
good enough wont you to tell her so? "
Soon afterwards a tall young lady (who
struck him, the more he looked upon her,
aa an nnnaturallT and disagreeably tall
woman) attired in a short.
and wearing, upon a countenance
broad-blown comliness, red and white,"
about the anoat tboraiuth f rotoa eex-to-ear
sort of smile that Upjohn ever 'remem
bered having seen, entered the room.
"How d'ye do?" said the gigantic vir
gin, accompaning her salutation .with a
boisterous laugh. You're Mr. Upjohn, of
course? Well 1 dont like your looks a bit.
: How do you like mine?"
"I I think there must be some mis
take," he answered in amazement. "I - un
derstood Miss Julia Everson was to "
"Well, I am Julia Everson."
"Imposaiblel'V
'Perhaps you mean I disappoint you,"
she cried out in a loud, coarse tone.
dare say you're a good enough kind of a fel
low, but then you're decidedly not the fellow
for me. Saw that the instant I clapped
eyes on you. I'm the sort of a girl that
likes plucky, sporting-men with lots of 'go'
in them, and a general air of being 'up to
snuff." You're not that sort ot a chap.
"Nol" exclaimed Upjohn, with a pale
embarrassed countenance "no, Miss Julia,
I am not the type of manhood you admire
Is is your father in! Can I see him for
a few moments!"
"Our girl told yon he was asleep, didn't
she?" was her indifferent answer. "Be
sides, as you've come to stay several days,
and have brought your portmanteau, any
time will do, I suppose, at which to hold
your confab with pa".
Upjohn, stiffening visibly in manner,
abruptly answered:
"Since I cannot see your father it Is
Mr. Upjohn herself, provided he .T" r2 "Zt . drinker- and but ."7 iint wM well taken, and looked like the old granomomer.
I . ... Wrwrmelilineen as ueaiiv aa
wouia nave cueu iu me Up in some aiarm ai me oectc - r?,. Qfnit rnmemlierthat
1 J 4A11na than 1 n Ofl Ol 1 Uf llinSwCa A-rV- V-. a a-w - 1
for this he
tl0tu
and you have
I countenance Wormeldingen as nearly as I can give an.
. . ofthelady, who was a head taller man CTn mratelv.isa pret-
.a a . AaniK I aa 3 If .1 KI A thraOR niTTl f-MJ 'II IILL1C UVUOVt v 1 '
The wile openea ncr eye m miuuu.u- aimseii ana manuest.ijf "T .Jwhnn box- and that the costumes,
ment and the officer continued:
in the interest of progress, if so disposed, ty bonbon
tiTMi aHih tho undertaker as 1 1 ti,o ,t v-.nntpnnnce softened somewhat taken separately,
A IX i4A V V TV va a r a waa waav 1 A Al OH- a ava-a-- 1
at th
eci, ait" mt. J ' .. . u.. tKair twirne
are charming.
These
.untenance soi eneu o .h mall dressed entirely
at the signs of confessed inferiority, now- peiu,, bt ; -
w . . a riTT. ...,nA I tn WO VHI Hllll 1 I m. rv .aw,Aa aaaa - -
and the lady conunuea; tne 8tocking9) their 8hoe
comes of these old soakers.
high
shoes
waistcoats
in filigree
their waists,
Old Jim Brldcar.
One of the most noted characters on the
border twenty years ago was oiu -u
Bridger, of Fort liridger, m uian. un ouc
rvtpo Ginn lift C&I11C tO NcW York. He did
not like the narrow down-town streeU with
hiuh buildings on each side, ana
own
case should come on. "bleep, aays me
Greek proverb, "is the remedy for every
H.aaa l If he sleeps well he will do welL'
A friend told me that he treated uimaeti
for a fever. He went to bed with a large
pitcher of lemonade by hU aloe, tie arana
and slept, slept and drank, and slept him
self well again. When you lane o j"
bed, get all the sleep you can, even though.
to quote Dick Bwtveller s saying, you ua
to pay double for a douUe bedded room,
confessing that you have taken a moat un
reasonable amount ol sleep out 01 a aingio
hl. You will have a whole store ef re
cuperative energy. Even If you cannot
sleep, still keep your bed. There is no
more pestilent heresy than that you should
get up immediately when you awake. If
it is the early riser who catches tbe worm,
.i.. a a irraal idiot In rising still
uic a ,. .
earlier in order to be caught. If yxi do
A Jair of trisua-ra mi-e lay n a c hair in
- a-a t
lic-d, having flret throan lua Jac krt tw in i
cliair, and hia lnJwrr ,n aivl t, bti
hia Btocklnga and aha-a lav in tle inWbtW :
of the A'", l'iwg a if thr aitr rra.ljr j
for dancing. '
TLry were aalerp, li'iwi-r. r, and a
the luirt. but the trxia ta wrre at
and complaining bitte rly of llwir hard fa'r.
Why." tbry aaid, 're we evtr ma-k
into this dreadful ahape We were a Wp-
pr when we were irt ! the rrtat fat i
cloth, and lay on the counter in the tail- w a
abop. Then we apuke often of wW e
ahoilid beoane when we ware cut out.
We wtahedto le a Jarkwt f'r WJie nte
Hltle girl, or a handa-mie ct f a tail
man. llut me day the roll of clb aa
opr-nM and shaken out. Wr felt n.ld airil
jiaaaing through ua. 'fmp, anapl snip,
snap !" thia ia all lliat a-iaira taa ay.
we know from experience.
"Then we were put uuiler the needle .f
a aewing-machine arvl tietcr.l cruelly,
many time. Yea, thai U painful, I aaaur
A n,l . mo lav amy trouat-ra. Bffl
were liought ly the nvthrr-f little hranh,
who liea alrepmg yomb-r.
'Since then, what a life we hare led:
ff.trf i ta a tl. ia(aha
la4 i ig a U u a i tl i a 1-j at raw w 1 t
I lhe j anj.ii... 4 tta.'f
a t-l -f an tnl u -h I. f row
r.calt l.trf a l r Uh a ti. lll Ulint
j.rt ,a t ' i aal a-t t 4 el t laa ta a
I. fUly niif.a:. il- Lata l,aj
to l.ntf ta IW l-n'.'vi f hat.
,.)a )) aJ atncl'a! . il.a a' IUi
fa itr a'-.Wa ai WaM aa a ta IW .
II. f ' I atti- r iiKwa 4 IW I'l m I
lu I'atl lUru, il aeica, taaf kaa aa a .
Iiall llttuta ttia a a. I f that taa wtufel
cipai autlfti'tta . f thai OMitl.t U
le.-l f II' t h"l l-rr f a. a t II anraa
V I at-p( nurro tita waa f thf rt
tiiat.ii A atf at tin.. a't lit llff
Utarlrf, llrTf Kf ankanta (f. raterat tat- a
ia!taA with t l.a (lulwiil raWatta-
lUttlit, by W ..t h lit Tlr laattvl btuawil
lu ila!rer I'alet la ea r4 jl. r.hal
. v. i.. ...;. fartvtl iftlH aa I Ho
tilii.rnl r-n. aa-t, allr a f rimW ra
liyaa M-a tailiac dufttt w I.- a th-rf
an t "f " ' n'wd U ha a. it, h
Walarr.! ratttb-arn t alJrlf
iaaaixl liaalea VH he awl t
w nh a llu jc iiiatt w.hti taa any rat
thai erer w.e wtiaVrta. Ihta a
j ulmMirfr f 1hallh Wa.-1 IWaiaawa
II ii nboru ertfy buifia taf ra-lrvlaee
Mil! ogiireM of tl r.arrw 4 tal ur
l.ata in hia d n !! f daj Ura
: it .wlUtt-4 at IU I.aU:i w,ll.la r-tf
il twenty lwt tvi iua ottaaa a,.
(ttarrdatthe lUllthaiia t irali ia
r. ..iar Ui thn anral that taa Tw.
.' Cotiitril of l'abft. baa lwi .UM-TBl
I M.f rrt-r an, e lrf-th-f l 44 Ha i'tt fw
aj.a.l l- I t hi', a!, atce-haf V um
i liiiM aixifcir iaoiituMf t
' aiou upi thia ki-sty att. Meaawk W.
i fa.Urt.irn. if i4 ' a'.iule y falw ." ta.
w A rid ot ai ' IrO I' 'wt- " rt "l
j will, Hti .! ,itmng a at.ref lltrg
' KranaruUr; e a ikrn loaiw
t.4
A rr
Aa lea IWK la iair
ma k ''. M ' aia4
,Nw Jrrwy, rar fwartaw-.ai
rfe of th l ua M alataiaw
t. arreral buadwl tarda U
Often rorrretl with miKl tr-toi l"P v
- . t 4 ..
tern, wet through and tbniuh. ataintai w tm .. f.
bemea, learltTed with luk. frr.aen r.tff. ! I'-w-t. t t
. ..1. ..Ur In the I m l it
WDCU our luaater ui rj ....... . . - . - allk aarra
cold ao-iw, an-1 then .r, W by 7r.
hung near the Are ury. Ah 5 u . V., f.-. ,Wa
La SKI VS lilt. -
And now enmea the wirat ol a.i, !
recently we were forced logo through tn
I ramble coverel with aharpni'irna. - " "
actually tore s piece out of each a nee. a
that now we are Imleeci a uinantuoiT
We shall never recover from U-ia-
TIj. irouwn sirtied derbly a-xl Ufatel at
go down. Any sort of a box win ao, or
thsir'n hnnl him out oa the com-
vi . 1 i vt. j - rr
J t . , . n.v.ot I . ' .i ... r human tv. The
mons. il b oi no cxjuixucum. I ol women is tuc .ottat; jiuiu.".j -,k ;wd, k,iL-1as their
v on will be I r hnmon t pmhrftMS an progress. I a.u - .
, , . ""'""7".-'. rsl-sr4- tth a double row
tin il A . I- id t iio ruuiniP rii w ii v iiiia w if aw
" ujr i." " ..7---- , I :i, choir onats CUt UltO IheiT waists, " 1 .u ...-t livht
Ul-fltting dress up.thespout.'' mdifferent to "-ey- P with silver clasps and their gold tM "dmmer
.,ii t 1 At uus noun, me uyiuk "' I cnea tne stutui iriwuci . . . rlmgrkAh well. at. a j.w . , , .
tvUl Ul . . - , A I I .. ..r . .1 Kia oamn I hllttOnS ai lllC IKI-S, twn. vu.-. j I ... ... r-rr.
and tooK a cooi survey oi tne omcci anu from lt. woman is me uu.u . - ----- . .nm.' bv a gracefully- -lgul 0
quietly observed: . . .i Everything she wants she g ana
Tie you are no genuemani xo sir, you oae ia a nunarea naf,to uo a iua , 3 : I tht it forma a soit oi
are nou l m no Boaser or loiuer, iu x t t-,ipra pty toys.' saiu. uic ia u", ( -o -- .,, . ; .
want you to: understand that I'm able to J w-ltn deep gcorn.
have as decent a iunerai as you can. i ou hoiir. You cover woman wim suas uu8tuu to - -- children, ele-
cantake your old house and go to bangs and 8mk her aoul into insignificance by cir-f'rLuLZ the
com-
thot ho had once lost his way in
uiauitu - .
"i)ey Street Canon, "and been rescued with
-offionltv bv the police. He liked the
and expr
.wtf Atm a i
He had no clear idea who
Shakfri ea wa,but cone t Ted and develop
f4-the 'most extravagant adiniration for
hURptnrntn? to the fort, he sold stock and
supplies to emigrants and other travelers as
t timn nut line OAT ft ti muw ww
n I KUU BlAlla. -V a DVaaa aaawv PS I I I . a aandn 1 A fail Lilt; I "v a"- . a
with it for all of me. Mary hand me, my camscribing her sphere and allowing her gam on me t . pverv. buy some oxen, and J im saia ne couiu u.
clothes, and we'U show this vulgarian that no mission in life." "Well," admitted old peop'e, . - ! ' " nttc. any excel
we can move out of this old shanty, and
into a residence in about forty minutes.
In about twenty minutes all their goods
were on tbe walk and the house locked up.
no mission
the small reporter,
wp look at it uo here, that's a fact.
I men haven' got the nerve to rastie ior
thomoAitrMiik-P men." "JHe-r-r-vei one
Large cuttla Flan.
. a a. a1 lwtnw mrtOt firl CT1 flM.1 1L11U LUM-Vivin-
mat s aooui iue wj uc v v:? " f. T rwinv
AVo- The uniiorm 01 me uurcu -; -
cf it cvw-ift enu&iiv cunouB anu
LUUDk V-awAA a a ar
. i.ntnfni h mm Liitir uilkh.
one a iy - ,.m t iK thebodv.
uttered this word in a terrific tone, so ten- youth to me pi ie a the
the
m a .Mnmmint of the women s auuc
lorm ant at t wjiv.. -
hereafter produce a
r.t Nuirtt the nrnoer
but if you don t sleep you can lie anu mw.
We don't believe that the man wno geia up
... a than V na TTinn 1
really learn. or ac. " tli0 h thry
who .ea i- beo .7 w 1 tbe
wor d mere . " "7,- ' u wake br-r
get tn tne way oi m"t-""7 . 7. tot re with a
time of wakine. when In point of w,
fi. tht the small reporter half rose from his bent by years, oow
lie mat tne smau reporter uaii uuut ul - -j j -- , roatintr nlace.
chair Nerve! What is there requiring earth soon to be its last resting place,
chair, nervei " " c w . 0H ,ntrpment of the women s ai
u.j Wt. Vrm th. to the
1 meant 1 are uuvaimurc- .
"Am I tomb all the stout peasants have barearms,
LrUlY OV4UV- vv( ,
orvr T.nt one voke. which he bad made
k;s Ttnri trt k-n at all haZitrds. In the
morning a messenger came to say that the
man wanted this yoke, and none other.
"He can't have 'em," said Jim. "There s
no use talk in', , . . .
"WelL he wants them, and is just
a-waitin' for them," said the messenger.
"He's a-settin' there, readin a book called
Shakespeare. .
"Eh ?" yelled Jim jumping up to his leev.
"Did you say Shakespeare? Here, you,
give me my boots."
He ran to the corral. . ,
t.j. " .o.a v. iet snve me thai
Knnlr a rf takl. thm OXen.
"Oh, no," said the man. "I only bought
the book to read on the way. I will give
not sleep by lying in bed, you get reat
You secure the fallow grouna wiuva ... ir reply.
Then the trouaera were offended, and re
mained allent f 4 the rewt of the nt-uw
thoxigbt a gre d-al-
ruornlng when the mother caiue
Utile boy, site saw Uiem ijt"
rreat bole In each turw.
.. ..: - .J ,rk " ala Bald.
fart, you have given up tte.pectat of - p
getting any more sleep As lor Dng lhe lfcbU .bile I mend y ur
called," as tbe saying got, mat Wlll k,. how It far!,
a relic of the bartmnsm , of our wilbK1t any, aod learn to Uk brtt.r
We Bhould quarrel with any man who . 3t
would preeum. "to cail" ua. One of the "f.V BjtluM. .her w.-ra
main beauties of an ocoaJ ' w,n leJ-wl thf bad a ptcb of
U that you get aa extra sujca a, .
i i .v, i hh on eah knee, and t'oat
which goes to the creditslde of tne .tary ZnVr t anvt-iy.
account. I .n hl. t, -,ii" aev said. "It ah-wa
what one waa In one. youth." Aw off
. . a I
r7t Iowa. La literally "7 w
1 UC Ml M w o , -
dnnmed citv. itoateo: on me otti
timnta.n. 1 1 a lL- r -l' -
tUi-ve, the auo aH'',!r I-1'1
in It Thel-am. of th f -r.rnal
with lor. aod 1 ha lnuarwtaa aa.1 cr-V
arc filtwl ub It It ka a aaiaral ate h-aww
h llt-lrt-U "f to. B.l4hl tw laa a a cail Will,
i-it apriB,'ly draatuJ tha wW-
lh of It baa no d.U lata lara ' "
teaa. tba U.aa. i-ralaa.. lital.ka. aa.J t
lug aiUl to ear b year. Th 11
whMh rrrtwUrail ! the alia4iW
i. maiketl SI tlertewa at lha
thiar'g l,Ai r ,m" pr-v" um
an lenrth c tline. A few fawt lra "-
ctf lha r. s Bt-neit " ba B4 dU
rvtiiA atawkhlK waler bttW.ua up.
. in thia i-rinl ataaJa U oewr
haiuual Tie an I owaa the faf-
al.ich Ihia ualitfal cufKwt waa I iw
rMieraata4i w Ub th r, ". W "T
yea, I aaw tt U raiawe fataaraaw.. aA
we d.M.1 thisk very taurh awt A lf f.
when wa wan U. Tbe at(uUe al
arouixl gr over there 1 Ibwir w."
lat'l awaa -
la r
laAtan of
TW
On Vnsm)wr 9. Ift78 a flaherman was
out in a boat with two other men near nerve that you do that I am incapably of?
Leith Bay Copper Mine, Notre Dame Bay, No offence, madam, no onence.
when they observed some bulky object not nothing personal, i assure jruu. -nf,naA Cv . verv tight bodice,
far from shore, which they approached, not stronger than your she aemanaect, . folds, a hand-
thinking it might be part of.a wreck. To scorning me apology. Am i not P" "T" vf . hrooch. The
their horror they found themselves close with as agreat abrain? Why do you de- "rcmu
to a large fish having big glassy eyes. It spise my sex! We can Dear m)re pain, a veil rather than a cap.
was making desperate efforts to escape, and are, therefore, your superiors in cour- , . . on(TS HftW on the
and was churning the water into foam by age." The small reporter was gannS u- r-
the motion of its immense arms and tans, edly at a aara corner oi tac ruumautt npok u a corai necklace;
Finding it partially disabled, they plucked no answer. "JNerve, maeeoi commucu hM .h(Jlllldin & word,
j .i. .t. t.i. onnoi i n,. tail l.ttr whw women have innmieiv nnK ouu : . .
iW Only yesterday I these women wear ap-tusi o
.v. Kn tr. ti.A mnnpl AW i. womAn " -ThaiT8 the biiztresi rat 1 omamenvs.
UA LUC BiOUi lUlAi OfcWiVUW r- wv ft- f" I a- .
a . - A i a.J t HAw awa the riflAA " wTOlfi t T1A BfTlfl. I TP-
andtiedto atreetnensnwaaprevti , CyCI . r " " u .i m and delicate. The sienuer- -. " ' , cua: e-erv
going out with the tide ; its struggles were porter, staring imenwy a me uara ""T " ,s flsnlre8 is rendered monin, ana lisienea to - - -terrific,
as. in a dying agony, it flung its The screams that rent the air breught in ness of the womeBS s netticoat, evening. AH went well, unld one night,
. . i..t, , w.m. t. tit ihi. nrlntiini Mtd several citizens from more striking try an enormous y
aa tho mutor dune to a Drooosed muruer oi
great arms awouu IZu'J, w l th. tall three vards wide, which is heia out uj - - ' iim .nrmng from
hantden and as me water receeuett i w sunk .. . , - - . hcii hi nour. ute wincw iu mo .
pired. 1 body from the beak of me one was standing on a chair, with one hMid monst yeUed in
pireu. xto uwj " .... .... v. ii.. thaa ffOTondaiwo. fmm the waiFt up.retwesentmg tne "-u''-l . , iw t Jet wait
mouth to the extremity oi me tau, ui-iuu..Us u.v - .imSIm. theclaosier. WHeii tnunaewraa, iiw , . .ul
nred twenty feet, and one ol the tentacles, ly ciutcmng at ner saixw as aue satucrcu uu tx. v.. - - ;:tid and till I git my nne, ana i u
. . . . m.!. I 1 .1 a.aiM haa T A avmwill fTVwtA I Bonn TPTWT1 & UUO waaaa- i -
W al . m J a -f Aa.. a. aalSaa.
. rnr muaciimwi nT wiboit i w ik mi i v aiii.n v r- i ii liic .i rw 4 a iu iiit
t.h Iftl-ITMIT. HOflllltUA TC mwusv wa . " j O " . " " I .w .
- o -a- . i a . a.y i i 1-4 i r:u i aawm t arm nm h. me iulucu r .
Architeuthit princep. rroi. r emu out ana ne teiegrapueu trout uut ai a- -rni, nn auares ed, a sincerer compumem
".J .a afi now known on that he Was going down to Carson to work the mutilated buildings, the torn up narca i . .
bjcbuuib8"-i-:. " tt r Intonitu find hOlea 4U -JOtu: 1
WIUVa j -
... . a t. aaa awaaaa.-f ttallg
the Missouri river, tne nana " s-"
being eaten away, and tne grouou uo a utc
,v, wirt house stood a year ago is nw
tovered by many feet of fast flowing water
Taw IW 44 14 MaBat.
it to you." . . . ......
"Stranger," said Jim, resolutely, J
. 3 ' i m that
you take-mem oxen, anu -
book." And the man aia.
Jim hirtnl a reader at fifty dollars per
A lad II vine In Havana brought V wa
from the attic recently an old rusty muaket
"iSgWjT .Uru. that Lad proliably been Uid .w.y there a
The cutting away . . rul furg'itten. Ua f'md s
tToS ap ona tJrty feet w In puw "cap that fitted IU tube and
oT" Tn" abohara dT buiMirgi aching. 'be"pointed the gun an,
moved back some thirty feet, aod me her, crying out: "I'm going to ah. jwu.
: rXlaS oTwhich meyhad atood But the child frightened ran off unmj ji-
... i . ,4 i. n..K.ik hiifitrvl uo me larnt'T .
waa all gone, tne tatiaeoa u " j - - .
moree-lnd logs to the bank in the hope and leveling the weapon d
m. . "r. Tl?- h floral but the the aame words that be Lad edtlreaard to
attempu have laiwu. msi wuuwuutj., . , . . it waa
-c. ik. town of Covington has not move away Irom hia trac4Au
an luea ua - . . . wtrW and hia laat wa. "7
suffered in tne P ve J "- 'TTT "."T... " it. h. ao i
hwalraif
'1
He Ut go tbe gun.
the ferry house ana me pnn K"1' , .. l ! and he found bim-
j Tvn waara affa uicrw were I tne nui let tu a- . . j
aelf a rod or two sway from where ne naa
be Instanced. Two year, ago mere wrrx : me gun .c4
660 feet of grouna, oetweew j--- T0" " '7 ' weund having flow, up
rier b&nX 1 now you can auaw a ueen ataututtft. a- . M.l.4
. .L.u.t in tntn the river I a no hit him on the bar A. nueaatj-
stone out oi me " r.T,, .v waa found to be n-ciy
and the
. -..t rJ t)
and buildings are now oeing put . . lumactt uF a -
har "r"i orwna- or -gl evaaia,-
to the htwuwa, us '' '
Ug. old girl" baa f hm uw "
If their are arvewy
la tLw roistatnr. it ! aA
f,a- you to ahakt hand, all arwad.
iJ, nA he U baate b r " !
Def wilkiut waiting t m a Urdf r
(iivebiuial k-w brty S-i.u4a Tu
Dtay Urelo rrt iw" r 7"
traal I aroun-l 41 feal W- "r
button yourar f.
PKtlieiy ak brv a, ami the f her
Xoea. Iti. will put you U a away om
Vcraatbaaal pian.
1. s irty, a on 4 re4 ttrre a apt M
aaawer a a ."ken .,wU--. Aal U the
bank it rr.ju.rra a graat deal prompt
of it tb.uk any -bo
at table. I wan aad hungry, aa thuu-
uu wanted U . ,
Tolitt bat k la your chair aad drum kd.y
. hea.1 with four fort k aiwdVma.!
J vraw " w
CI a-ltty.
allow anew
for removal.
Tm paptl .r tbt .Jt tl U Uibtd. tUMT mmltu.
h.n exlats now between
awat
I
.ti.rine dwarf e do
CU before a sleepy giant.
pockets are always ripe enough le
pick.
the northeastern coast of America.
I up a big item.